The path up Ingrebourne Hill
Introduction
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The path up Ingrebourne Hill
Image: © Marathon Taken: 14 Dec 2016
Ingrebourne Hill was completed in partnership between the Forestry Commission and Ingrebourne Valley Limited (IVL).The site was a former sand and gravel quarry, which was filled with a range of materials, including bricks, concrete and metal before IVL purchased the site. The partnership between IVL and the Forestry Commission enabled a restoration scheme to be developed so that the disused site could be transformed into a country park with a high point at Ingrebourne Hill providing superb views.
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Image Location
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